subject: Is Magniwork Scam? [print this page] You could read a lot in recent months about Magniwork, a new DIY energy product that claims to give you adequate energy for your office. Is this a Magniwork scam in making, or is this guide as profitable as it looks like? Many interested minds want to know, and Id like to say something on the topic briefly since Im sure its weighing in on your choice as to whether or not to purchase Magniwork.
First of all I should say is that I live in a building that includes the cost of electricity, so I personally have no use for a product like Magniwork. That doesnt stop me from giving you some informative insight about the product though.
The next thing that you should know is that ALL transactions for Magniwork are handled by Clickbank. I dont know if youve heard of Clickbank or not, but theyre an extremely reputable company with a pretty spotless honour. Clickbank has nothing to do with the production of the Magniwork product, but since they handle all transactions for the company, theyll directly refund you your money within 60 days of buying the product if youre unhappy for any reason. You even don't have to answer their questions, but of course you can help them by doing this.
Is this PDF guide a scam? Well, lets take a look how many people demand their money back. Estimates have the refund rate pegged at somewhere between 6 and 10 percent. This number really isnt too high when you consider the facts here. Magniwork is a DIY (do it yourself) product that requires a little bit of handy work. As a result, there are bound to be people who are unable to (or simply dont want to) follow through with the setup work involved in making this product work.
Having said that, the risk of losing money to a Magniwork scam is low. The rewards involved with potentially saving tens thousands of dollars in electric bills over the years seem to heavily outweigh the risk of spending some money before getting a full refund if youre not happy with the product.
